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Sorry in advance
Gematria. Hebrew. Aleister Crowley. It means many, many, many things.
In Hebrew, letters are numbers. Each letter has a corresponding number, and meaning. The letter zayin has the number 7. Zayin means sword. There's one for ya.
The addition of the numbers in these hebrew letters is a process called Gematria. Gematria attempts to explain the significance of things, and compare words or phrases that have the same numbers in relation to one another. Words, phrases, sentences, books which have corresponding numerical values are believed to correspond 'cosmically'.
In the first chapter of Genesis, it states "In the beginning Elohim created the heavens and earth."
Elohim, Heavens, Earth = 777
The phrase 'One is the Ruach of the Elohim of Lives' = 777
The phrase 'The world of shells' = 777
This is from the concept of Qliphoth in Kabbalah. Qliphoth is basically the negative runoff from the process of creation.
The phrase 'Man of prayer' = 777
Another concept that demonstrates the significance of 777 comes from the Kabbalistic diagram of the Tree of Life. Between each sphere on the tree, there is a path. All in all, there are 22 paths, one for each letter of the Hebrew alphabet. If you study Kabbalah you'll come across a concept referred to as the flaming sword that follows these specific paths, it has the gematria of 777. The paths are aleph, daleth, gimel, teth, lamed, nun, peh, resh, and tav. Now, because there is no actual corresponding path from the flaming sword and the Tree of Life, gimel is attributed to this 'phantom' path. None the less, you get 777.
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